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Political Deification and Religious Populism in Modi’s India
PopulismThe article explores the phenomenon of political deification within the framework of religious populism, focusing on the leadership of Narendra Modi in India.
Feeza Vâsudeva
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European Union, populism and religious minorities: complex entanglements
European Politics and Society, 2021 Research shows that, overall, the EU has a positive impact on the respect of religious diversity in the multi-level European system and that religious minorities have a positive attitude toward the EU.
Alberta Giorgi
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Internet and Islamic Learning Practices in Indonesia: Social Media, Religious Populism, and Religious Authority [PDF]
Religions, 2020 Like in many other developing countries, Indonesia’s population has been amongst the most enthusiastic ‘uptakers’ of the internet, especially of social media.
Dindin Solahudin, Moch Fakhruroji
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Religious Delusions in a Xhosa Schizophrenia Population
Journal of Religion and Health, 2014Here, we assessed for the first time the frequency of religious delusions and the effect of treatment on religiosity and the phenomena of religious delusions in a Xhosa schizophrenia population. Religious delusions were present in 42 (70%) participants, and treatment significantly reduced religiosity (p = 0.02) as well as mean scores for certain ...
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2022
The work analyzes religious life in Soviet Ukraine in the middle 1960s – 80s on the basis of wide sources. The main object of attention is ordinary believers, their religiousness and daily religious life. The issue is examined on the wide sociopolitical and cultural background.
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The work analyzes religious life in Soviet Ukraine in the middle 1960s – 80s on the basis of wide sources. The main object of attention is ordinary believers, their religiousness and daily religious life. The issue is examined on the wide sociopolitical and cultural background.
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Religious Populism: A Paradigmatic Mode of Address of the Hybrid Media Environment?
PopulismThis Afterword concludes the special issue on Religious Populism in Hybrid Media Environments. The three perspectives of how religious populism re-sacralizes politics – mythologizing tradition, exalting charismatic leadership and ritualizing political ...
Johanna Sumiala, Katja Valaskivi
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Religious Populism in the Digital Age
2023Abstract This chapter is dedicated to understanding how expressions of religious populism occur in digital media, a phenomenon that marks the political dynamics in the contemporary world. The chapter presents key concepts about populism and religious populism and a systematization of studies on expressions of religious populism in the ...
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Contraception and Religiousness in a General Practice Population in Israel
Family Practice, 1984One hundred and seventy-three Jewish women of child-bearing age attending their family doctor were asked about their contraceptive practices and attitudes. Medical means of contraception were used by 42% of the women and coitus interruptus by 44%. Although coitus interruptus is prohibited by Jewish ritual law, its use in fact applies to all age groups ...
A, Sandiuk, M A, Weingarten, J, Hart
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Religious Influence and Population Pressures
2002Religious factors affect the occurrence and toleration of high population densities. This may be temporarily acceptable at focal sites like Mecca or Lourdes but not in people’s home areas. The density of population in a monastery may be high but there are institutional arrangements which control the resulting stress.
Ralph Tanner, Colin Mitchell
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Faith and Religious Beliefs in an Outpatient Military Population
Southern Medical Journal, 2010This study of outpatients at a military medical center seeks to evaluate the extent that this population relies on religion and spirituality to cope with health-related stress. This study also assesses outpatients' desire for spiritual intervention in the context of their medical appointments.A cross-sectional survey was conducted using a convenience ...
Sandra S, McLaughlin +2 more
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